As Ben already wrote, start-ups have only peripherally to do with this case. I'm pretty sure the person of interest here would be more than psyched to be working for one (and has the talent to do so).
Start-ups in India have nothing to fear from the fall-out of this case or from similar circumstances, it is a very much private matter.
Start-ups are involved in a different way though: start-ups have provided some of the funds, start-ups are what brought us together and start-ups have enabled us to create a support network.
So in a way there are a lot of tie ins into the start-up world but only positive ones.
Start-ups in India have nothing to fear from the fall-out of this case or from similar circumstances, it is a very much private matter.
Start-ups are involved in a different way though: start-ups have provided some of the funds, start-ups are what brought us together and start-ups have enabled us to create a support network.
So in a way there are a lot of tie ins into the start-up world but only positive ones.